David Morgan
David Morgan is a widely recognized analyst in the precious metals industry and consults for hedge funds, high net worth investors, mining companies, depositories and bullion dealers. He is the publisher of The Morgan Report on precious metals, author of “Get the Skinny On Silver Investing” (Morgan James Publishing, 2009), and featured speaker at investment conferences in North America, Europe and Asia. His website at http://www.silver-investor.com/.
David Morgan Articles
After an historic week in the precious metals markets, David Morgan talks about how the mainstream is piling in.
While the gold and silver markets still aren't getting as much attention in the West as you might have thought, given the pricing, there's a much different story playing out in Asia.
The gold and silver markets are about to open. And shortly we'll find out how silver responds in the Far East following Thursday and Friday's staggering rally.
There’s an old truth we forget at our peril: when money loses its integrity, freedom soon follows. Throughout history, the erosion of honest currency has marched in lockstep with the erosion of civil liberties.
The gold price is still near it's all-time high. But is all of this just been a temporary spike? Or are we just getting started in a bigger bull market?
We've just seen a stunning rally in the gold market. But has it topped now? David Morgan checks in to share what the chart is saying.
We saw silver get within 7 cents of its $35.07 per ounce 2024 high this week before selling off on Thursday and Friday. So, is the silver breakout finally here?
While the government and the Federal Reserve continue to give people every reason possible to look for alternatives to the dollar, there is movement on the state level. And people who are pushing for a return to sound money.
The new Trump administration has begun. And with details about the tariffs emerging, David Morgan shares how it could impact the metals.
Former Trump economic advisor Judy Shelton has talked a lot about bringing gold back into the monetary system in the US.
